Artificial intelligence-enabled post-processing software is dramatically reducing cardiac imaging analysis times while improving consistency and collaboration between radiologists and cardiologists, according to Laura Dragonetti, MD, cardiac radiologist, internal medicine specialist and head, Cardiac Radiology Department at Alemán Hospital in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

As CCTA and AI-enabled coronary plaque analysis move from “nice to have” to reimbursed standard of care, many programs risk leaving both clinical impact and revenue on the table if they don’t adapt their workflows now.